The sea turtle can actually turn to the side if faced with a predator like a tiger shark, which will try to get the shell or a flipper in its mouth. When the turtle turns its shell facing the shark, the shark can't wrap its mouth around the shell, so it acts like a shield.
yes
the predators are man, sharks, and big craters
I thing it was the Leatherback Sea turtle.
The 5 predators of the sea turtle are mainly Tiger sharks. Tiger sharks mostly eat the adult sea turtles. Other predators are dogs, fishes, seabirds and crabs, they eat the eggs or the hatchlings of the sea turtles.
Yes, Kemp Radley Sea Turtles do have predators they are crabs and racoon's.
No
its shell
it defends its self by using its shell
One of the predators of the sea turtle is the tiger shark. People also eat turtles. If an animal can get through the turtle's shell, they will eat the turtle. The shell is the turtle's defense, among other uses. Gulls and crabs eat turtles.
sea turtle use there shell to fend off predators
no but insted the have a scaley shell which is there home and protects them from predators
the reason why it is green is because it has to hide from predators,